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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-02-19

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by G. A. Ningert on a guarantee. 1t
cures Consumption
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-02-19

COMPLAINTS. Some folks complain
of the bad gas lighting on the streets.
A prominent citizen of Bowery informs
the JOURNAL that he has to take his
lantern out at night to find the posts.
He thinks those who light the lamps do
not turn on more than half the flow and
that those whose duty it is to wash the
lamps have been away from home for
some time.
ga Gospel Witness" urges strong
statistical argument against the
groundwork upon which the millennium
is based. The world, according to his
demonstration, is getting more and
more "lost' every decade.
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Stewards Pills cure headache.

White Shirts-Eagle and Owl brands from
so cents up; Percales, Cloth, Flannel and
University Shirts, at WINELANDs
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-02-19
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Administrators Notice.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Allegany county, Maryland, letters
of administration on the estate of
Conrad Hartman, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
to the subscriber,
On or before Monday, August Is, 1887.
They may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of the said estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day of Feb
ruary 1887. MARX WINELAND,
Feb II Administrator.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-02-19

MILITARY AUdirs.-Messrs. E. A.
Browning, John W. Hunt and John F.
Workman will represent Company D,
of this place, at Oakland next Tuesday
in the contest to secure places in the
allotment of competitors to represent
the Second Battalion in the grand
national target-shooting contest in
Washington next May.
Monday evening next Col. P. W.
Avirett, of Cumberland, will present
Company d with stand Of colers.-
The exercises will lie held in Ravens
crafts Opera House after street pa
rade, booked for II o'clock, has taken
place. The colors are a gift from the
colonel, and he will deliyer the address.
Capt. Smith will respond COX
Avirett will be accompanied by Gems
Clinton P. Paine and T. Herbert Shri-
yer, and Capt's Robert Mcdonald, D.
W. Sloan, E. C. Gaskill and C. H.
Brace.
The flag, as described in private
letter, is
The u S. regulation battlc-1ag, on walnut
pole with goldrn eagle spear head, and an
ornamented belt for color-sergeant. \ silver
plate on the stall is inscrbed
Presented to the
Howard Riles-Company D,
Second Battalion, NJ. n. c.,
Feb. 2l, 1887,
by
Philip w. Ayirett
Colonel and Aide-de-camp
to the
Governor Of Maryland.
The grand military ball under the
management of Company D will begin
at o'clock same evening in the same
house. Arrangements complete for a
large time.
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INSOLT.ENT NOTICE.

James Darnley
as. No. 1443 lnSOlyentS
His Creditors.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A GOSPEL WITNESS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-10
rmu N,rIo>AL SCHOOLS.
West Point Military and tie Nntal
Academies.

n'~t tbinl .hiliANlg anu NV NhN dl
Academies.
WEsr PoiNr, y. y. June 9.-Wcst
Point is very dull and hot The cX-
animation and the principal military
exercises Are over, and there !, moth
ing lett but the graduating exercises
in prospect for SATURDAY. Tho Post
j. crowded with visitors and the ho-
tells are filed to oVerllowing This
morning the cadets builta carp bridge
and this afternoon pontoOn bridge.
Tomorrow Secretary Endicott aud
General Sheridan will arrive. and it il
expected that the president and Mrs
Cleveland will spend u few hours
here saturday morning. f. i, Skunk
of Pennsylvania, stands highest III the
graduating class. Mr.. Geo, W
Childs has presented ana hung in tn,
mess hall full length portrait O
General Grant, and the hall Is now
called Grant hall.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 9.--The stai
members of the years graduating
class of the naval academy are first
Robert Stacker. Of Minnesota, sec
ond, Frank W. Hibbs, of Minnesota
third, Elliott Snow, of Utah Terri
tOrv.
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CIil: DOI TORS.
The American Medicai Association
Recommends Cremation.

the American uPdtCai Association
Recommends Cremation.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Therc was q
large attendance at the meeting OF
the American Medical association in
Central Music hall this morning, Il
number of iaiics being in the aud
icnce. The time was con ~umed in
listening 10 the reports of various
committees and the discussion of
various papers. The committee on
cremation reported paper which
was read. The following is an eX.
tract:
"As our cities increase and as the
populations thlckcn the evil of the
present mode OF burial win increase
and In the end it will be found that
cremation Is the truest and safest
means of escape from the evils inci-
dent to the decomposition of the
dead
A resolution cmbodying these
IDEAS was referred to the committee
on health boards Tor further action.
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STATE CNPITNL NOTES
Depicting the INch"pucr .cncrai
News departments.

News Departments.
special Dispatch 10 tle Examiner.
AUSTIN, June g.-ln the case of the
State of Texas ys. the Day, Land aud
Cattle Company for $4,000, second
lease on lands in Greer county, :he
district court held to-day that tho
st9te land board had no authority To
lease the land and the contract Is
null and void. 1t is understood that
the company will now demand the
return Of the first 10000 paid.
The following charters were filed
to-day: The Dcnison Natural Gas,
Coa and Mining Company, stock
$4,000; The Edison Ligh; and Power
Company ut Fort " orth, capital
$4,000: the Free Presbyterian church
The superintendent of education
has received information that the
town of Montague has assumed con
troi of its public schools.
The following census reports were
received: Medina county 1850 chil.
drcn. Hayes county 2ldj children
City Of Longvicw i7i children,
In reply toa letter from llcarGc the
superintendent oi education says the
laws invests the county Judge with
power to order an election Tor trustee
in IA community or counties, and any
election held for The purpose l. inicr-
NAL and not legally hindlng other
wise. There was II state dlnncra the
deaf aud dumb n-ylum to-day which
was attended by the head Of depart
iucut
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animation of The talC~mcu had pro-
crossed at some lcngth thc counsel
tor the people and defense expressed
their dissatisfaction with the chnrac-
tor of the jury Judge Barrett was
equally dissatisfied and directed that
100 or 500 names ho placed on the
g'ncral panel to bc drawn from. La
ter, the commissioner Of Jurors had
a long conference with Judge Barrett
regarding the matter. During the
examination OF Jurors Mr. MARITIME
announced to the counsel for defense
tha. the grand jury had dismissed the
charge of emhraccry against Geo. II.
Warner, who had talked with Juror
sutton. The grand jury has indicted
Geo. W. lNnch, an officer of one of
Sharp's railroads, for embraccry in
connection with the trial
the HEL. risen sWiNpLE.
KANSAS CirY June 9.-Thc kansas
City Cable Road Company has dis.
covered conspiracy among the CON
ductors to kuock down tarcS. II. &.
Gibson, discharged gripman,
discovered the combination OF the
bell puuchc, and rented room near
the line of the road, hnd where the
conductors took their meals. They
would punch slips until perhaps loo
were registered. After this they
would simply ring the bel. They
would then take tno punches To Gilh-
/ son, who would open them and MAKE
thom correspond with the slip. NlN
conductors have confessed aud were
discharged Yesterday. Gl ii-ou ha,
fed to parts unknown.
TENAs "rANlIANpLEKs.
special Dlspatcu To Tho Examiner.
Austin. June o. Captain schmidt
commanding company of ranger
in Brown county. has written II lcttc
to the attorney general calling hl
. attention To the train robbers. lie j
satisfied that the gang i,cpmlo-c o
outlaws from \ asco-h county, nu
! who ore Wuutcd for murder uu
stealing. He ha-, he snyr, Io,itV
Z lulormatiun that some ut the gan
- were near the scene Of the Meme
robbery day before it occurred, au
one mi llurl-thc leader. he say
Was III Taylor ON The morning OF ia
I robbery and passed through th
% south bound train. There ARE som
- tn or fifteen men in the gang and th
leaders are o'd Offenders aud are wei
acquainted with west and mdd,
Texas. The captain il satisfied the
are doing the robbing, and writes iC
. instructions to follow thom, but III
attorney general bcirg out of tow
no orders have been issued.
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THE IItOoi OIs' CLUB.
IL Recommends Enforcement OF See.
the Halfway Law.

CHICAGO, June 9,-At the meeting
of the lroquois Club OF this city, held
here May 80 there was u discussion
OF the application of slndry railroad, ,
for rcliet from the operation of Sec
tion 4 OF the act 10 regulate inter
state commerce. a resolution was
adopted stating that the interests OF
the public demand the enforcement
of all the provisions OF the act and ap-
pointed committees to present the
views of the CLUB to the commission.
The club has since then prepared q
lengthy argument to submit to the
interstate commerce commission.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-10

-poclal Dispa.ci 10 Tho Examiner
GlLMER; Jnue 9.-Ilon. Il. =. Mills.
Of Cor-icana, aud Col. Cone Johnson
of Tylcr left his place thi-
morning on the north bound
train for llttsburg, wherC
they had been invited to speak to day
The distinguished gentlemen were ac
companied by Hon, j. l.. Camp, Jr
w. H. Brown, r. t.. and j, ,. Bar
well, &, II. Rogers, and c. W King
prominent antia Of lhi. place Tn,
latter report that both the speaker
addressed large audience at the
court house thorc ut 10 O'Clock a. M
Both gentlemen left there at 4:do p. N
for sulphur springs, whore they ar'
billed to speak TO morrow.
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THE sHoEMAKERs.

BEocEroN, Mass., June 9.-TLo
7hoemakera' convention was called to
orIrr TINS morning by President
McHarr Of ST. Louis The commit
tee on by laws was the first to report
and the larger part Of the forenoon
wa, used in drafting constitution
which was not completed when the
convention adjourned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-10

FINpLAY, ohio, June 9.-Ihc sec
ond day Of thc....great natural gas
celebration opened with 10000 visit
ors III the city. Among them arc
prominent citizens aud state officials.
The exercises of the morning con-
sisted IN the laying Of tho corner
stones for new manufacturing cstsb-
lishments, in addition to those whist
were laid yesterday. These institlf-
tlon- which were tarlcd to-day were
The Briggs Rolling Mills.
llndlay Gas Works.
Fndlay iron aud steel works.
This makes ten new c.tAbiis shnents
which have had their corner stones
laid since tho celebration began and
there are several moro on the pro
gramme. This afternoon tho several
commanders Of knights OF Pythias
were engaged ina competitive priIc
drIll OF Camp Garfield, the prlzes az
grogaung $1,000. Zen commander
lc- have been entered tor prizes
Twelve entries have been made OF
military companies and fifteen OF
bands,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-10
The Railway Bcli punch Fraud
and the Enibraccry eases in
The Jake sharp Eriul-
4 Huge IisI Of Grimes of The
Dry sort tnpromOtcd 10y In
tONicunts. Remotely.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, June p Richard
Smith, n ten year old negro boy, muir
dered negro baby which had been
left his charge yesterday at Bart
lett, Tenn. The father gave him u
severe ilogging on account OF some
misconduct, and being LETT alone with
the infant yesterday, he took u
doublc.harrcl shot gun and blew 1t.
brrins out.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-10
Found AZ Last.

special y D.spatch TO Tho Examiner
- FoKT WoKuI, Juno lO,-Sincc mid
night, the bodyof young Hamburg
has been recovered and will oo sent
to st. Louis today.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-10
DxSPEPSIA:

THE sNMpTOHs: Loss of appetite; risinsot
food Heartburn, Ii-teutlon OF Tho Stomach
HoadAche Bad Breath, sleeplessness Low
Spirits and genera prOslration, Dyspepsia Is
frequently attended with constipation, bti
some ines with diarrE ga.
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SCRA NToN. Pa, June "a conflict
occurred this morning between the
strikers aud the miners employed at
Grassy Island mine and three strikers
were Shot. The strike had been in
progress at the collicry tor several
months and the miners employed
have been guarded by deputy sher-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-10
KILLED HER BABY.

spec.aI Dispatch to the Examiner.
BRYAN, June "a negro infant
died to-day. mud the mother Is sus-
pe,ted of poisoning it with lauda-
mum. She will be arrested.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-10

ilANNIGAL Mo. June o.. some
time ago, Lincoln Cook aud his wife
negroes. separated Yesterday Cook
wanted the custody of Their child ani
the mother was running away with
it IN her arms, when Cool, shot hor.
Carter jackson come to her re cuc
and Cook sho' him dead. lie wa, mr.
r.D-
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Bcuriug Upon child and UcmnI,
Inborcr> and Regulations for
the Icndcrling,.
The International Topographic
cal Union Propose, IL Print.
Crs Home AZ Austin.
Labor Notes
IliE PRINTERS.

u,..,.,, t,,
''''' '""O ~ w '"'S Ul"rh-
my session oil the international Ty
geographical union, the first dcbatc
occurred on tho ottcu,rt IN olo,y
,,,...,,,,.,, h.,.,
''f"'"'o '""''''
IroIh lh' lc'u'rs' paper workers, etc
The committee ON cheap iomalC
labor recommended oro.ui,atinu nnI
,..,ol ,,,, ,,,., ,,.,., ,.,,
i""' ! "' ~, = 'i"'' "''"'
= i''' rlpIct OF Austin, Texas,
presented - resolution that u hom,
for iudiprut. .nriutrrs Lc lo,.tcIorl
built without l,ls, u,r,rroJ
Austin nrrr. ia Iou,tn ,t,,I,, ...-,..
fnr H., rurrn.e nnu In.ir,I, ,,,',, ~,
Austin ntlrr Sluoon r,r a., l,'o,.o,,
of the home
MIR. Mckcllcr. t>no foundcr ot
/ philadclphin. prc.ruted aurw sv.,cm
nt moa.i,riu,,i iync fl v,,,iJ .Lnl;sI,
/ tho com nn,d" ,n,as,,r.,,,n,,, mn,.
universally in use and sul,"titutc thc
/ lctt,r NJ md tUnutv-sv ln,tcrs ~
/ tbc nluhnhrt must mako ttr Gftocn
/ lettrrM NJ fonts lorgnr owls,
/ Il no resolution tlnt tho ulht "a utIps-
tion bc rologatcd to suhordinatc mn.
ions and another that plntes bo aboI.
i,hcd were referred.
The report from the committee ON
the presidents message avoids the
p!ntc question and recommends that
some organ he choscn and TIM, early
action bc taken on apprentice laws.
The Craftsmen is suggosted for the
oihclal organ and that tho Inland
Printer lud tho Printee's Union hc
recommended as rcndablc union pa-
pcrs.
FACTORY INSPECTORS.
puu.AurIputA .Iuno q S,vto.n
lrlcvntrs ia tho National Convr,,ion
of Factory INSPECTORS rcnssomblcJ
mi. morning in thc chamhcr of com.
mcrro and sucnt several hours In tho
'di-cus.ion of questions ntIrctiu~ thc
welfare of tho working rnsscs /,
wns decided Ia hold tho ncxt rnnven,
tion i'm Bo,top. Resolution. woro
ndoptcd defining The nights of factor,
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ccived it, he and his sureties in his Oil
clal houd shall be liable for such me,
whether collected by him or not, TO DC
recovered by the contractor upon mo-
ton.
H. Such provisions of the general
road law of the State rs 10 not conl,lct
with this act shall continue in force IN
the county named herein.
Is. Should the Commissioners OF
roads be unable to let to contract any
road or roads on satisfactory terms
they may have the same worked as now
provided by law, ana apponta good ov-
erSeer to keep the same i'll orlcr Wild
the hands assigned thereto, and may
appropriate, in aitl thereof, Il snm NOT
exceeding ten dollars, to be paid out OF
theroad fund. Alst Of all overseers 81
appointed. shall be rctArned to the
County Court Clerks Office to be pre-
served and the oyerseer5 shall be paid
his allowance under the law, out of such
approplii ltinus. as well us all other
claims for use of teams, extra labor
which may be allowed by the Board OF
Supervisors.
is. That nothing herein contained
shall be constru d Us TO relieve amy road
overSeer from any duty o" liability as
such, until his rnul pltcinc1 shall have
been let to contract according TO law.
Il. This act sllul be III force from lis
passage.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-03-26

T hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff in theensuing election. AL
though somewhat opposed to primary
elections for various reasons, If tile
right is extended to all of the white vO-
tiers who choose to come in, [ willabide
by suchrulinGs us the Democratic party
may elect. A part Of my objections for
primary elections are as follows:
/. There are Il good many of our very
best voting clemens that won't or don't
take any interest in primary elections.
2. There are men who from time to
time have voted the Independent ticket
the Readjuster ticket and even the Re-
publican ticket-fOr instance i'll tue last
election, l know IF men who voted for
Mr.. Browne who are as COOL and as
well calculated to vote the interest OF
this county as any man can be, aud yet
some OF those men would feel dellcacy
in going into a primary election without
Il cordial invitation.
And while / am a Democrat III the
broadcast sense of the word with con-
scientious belief that it is right, l don't
think it will do any good or advance the
cause of Democracy one iota to cenSure
and abuse or shy hard things about any
one because they choose to differ with
me. don't propose to do it..
Hoping this will be satisfactory and
soliciting your suffrages. L am
Yours, &C.,
l.. j. NELSON.
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A Card.

l find in circulation reports that am
not good Democrat and that | am II
Weakened Democrat anu that have
hired u negro to electioneer for me in q
primary election, and 10 crown these re-
ports they say that will lie candidate
in the general election, whether l get
the nomination OF not.
In reply to all this would say there
may be as good Democrats as | am, but
defy Accomac county OF the whole
State of Virginia to producea man who
has been more consistent and persistent
in his Democratic proclivitics than l
have been. Every vote ever cast was
straightout Democratic vote, and no
sacrifice would hardly be too great for
me temalls if I could say OF do some
thing that would unite and consolidate
the Democrats of this COUNT and State.
And so far as beinga candidate in the
next general election, L will NOT be q
candidate then unless L am nominated
at the primary election. and doubt
whether [ ever will lie a candidate fol
any Office in the future.
LEVIN. NELSON.
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Local Option Anniversary.

That the Local Option Law OIL Chin
colleague is pretty generally observed,
no one who is acquainted with the facts
will deny, and while we admit its viola
ton, the cases Are sporadic, and 10 less
can be said Of any law on our statute
books. We could not expect otherwise
wien we take into consideration the
fact that Che adoption IF prohibition
was carried 10y an Overwhelming muori-
~. almost unanimous. saint and sim T..
Democrat and Republican, all enlisted
in the one>cOmmOn cause.
For fifty years the advocates of this
great movement III our midst have been
engaged in the fight against the saloon;
their time, talents and money have been
freely given in defence of their convic-
lions, and The history of their legal bat
ties with the enemy can be found among
the archives Of your courts: while in the
heart Of our town stands Temperance
hall. an ornament and IL monument to
the cause, and to the noble heroes who
laid upon its altar their sacrifices. To
these braves, first, are we indebted for
the blessings OF prohibition from the
rum curse, AMI tho generations tliatAre
10 follow will rise W and call them
blessed.
The first anniversary OF our victory is
to be celebrated under the auspices of
the Good Templars, Saturday April 23d,
ut Temperance Hall and Sunday April
oath ut the Hall and all the churches.
The RcvS Robert Todd, j. A. B. Will
son, AlpIeus Muwbrav OF the Whining,
ton Conference, Messrs. Warner and
Snyder the temperance eyangrlistS OF
Philadelphia and Others are engaged for
The occasion. Refreshments and meals
will he served ut small cost, and hoiuas
will be provided for visitors who desire
to remain over for Sunday services.
The friends OF this great moral victory
are invited to participate. Pro.
srlmme for each uay can be had Of
the executive committee. The news of
the presentation of IL bill in our Legis-
lature, by the representative from
Washington county to repsal orr local
option law, WAS received by both poliG-
cal PARTIES with mttterinss and threats
OF vengeance. Such arcpeal, if SUCCESS
fully carried, will prove almost THE an
nihiatiun OF the two old political par
ties here, and result in the organization
Of the Prohibition party, THAT will
SWEEP, everything before it.
AS masters OF the situation, We de-
maud Il government BY the peoples"
representing the majority, we propose
to drive and not be driven by our serv-
ants the members Of tile Legislature.
Any party that dares ignore the de-
mand Of The temperance element of Vir
ginia, when that demand is simply JUS
tice, "silalt surely die. " Already our
people are Joining i'll letters and petit
lions 10 The Representatives from Ac-
comac, demanding no repeal. We await
the result. JUNIDAB.
March 20, ST.